Sentence examples for required threshold level from inspiring English sources
Finally, in the third image, the maximum histogram value produces the required threshold level.
Our observation that let-7-mediated deadenylation was unimpeded in cells depleted of TNRC6A may thus simply mean that we have not been able to reduce GW182 proteins below a required threshold level.
A detailed analysis of the measures necessary to comply with the comparatively strict Swiss rail noise control legislation demonstrated that it is not feasible to attain the required threshold levels in all cases.
It has been shown that osmotic activation of OpuA depends on three factors [1] [3]: (i) the osmotic signal, associated with a change in the intracellular ionic strength; (ii) the membrane lipid composition, i.e. osmotic regulation requires threshold levels of anionic lipids; and (iii) the presence of tandem CBS domains ('CBS module') in OpuA that acts as osmosensor.
Anti-HER2 immunoliposomes can be constructed using scFv that, unlike trastuzumab, lack antiproliferative activity, are incapable of antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity, and require threshold levels of HER2 expression for delivery [ 20, 21].
During the assembly phase, prior to the physical mounting of the plaquettes on the disks a thorough electronic test is necessary to check each channel for functionality, noise level, required threshold trimming and bump-bond quality.
This sentinel episode called attention to the need for a national radon policy requiring threshold exposure levels for response and control.
To determine whether induction of MKP1, c-Fos, and cytokines required a threshold level of activation, we stimulated TR146 cells with different doses of C.
This is consistent with previous findings showing that cell attachment required a threshold level of cell adhesion ligands present on serum proteins.
One limitation, though, is that tests require a threshold level of target nucleic acid.
Here, we report that expression of Protein A requires a threshold level of Rot.
